Definitely whiskey; he's seeing double now.

Actually, it is a curious electronic problem. I press post, and a red warning flashes up saying someone else has just posted, do I want to review my post?  If I say yes, then I tend to lose what I have drafted, if I press post instead, I often seem to end up with posting the same thing twice. I then have yet to find a way of deleting the duplicate.  Ah well, c'est la vie!  

Mollinary

Snap !
Though I usually find that I think I've replied successfully.....Come back to a thread a few hours later, after other folk HAVE replied.....And think.
"Where the blank's my post gone...."

Cheers - Phil

Wasn't Jager Green a centre forwards for Fulchester Rovers during the 80s? 

No, it's the grassy triangle in Chipping Sodbury.

Quote from: mad lemmey on 11 January 2015, 02:07:54 PM
Wasn't Jager Green a centre forwards for Fulchester Rovers during the 80s? 

Did he replace Roy Race in Melchester Rovers' line up when Roy gave up playing ? 
Cheers - Mr Nostalgic (Happy days !  )

Couldn't tell you, I read the Egale, not the Victor. But I thought he was Man City's goalee in 47-8.

IanS

Roy Race was in the Tiger, if memory serves.

I believe it will be televised with Jager Green played by Robson Green.

Quote from: Hertsblue on 13 January 2015, 09:25:48 AM
Roy Race was in the Tiger, if memory serves.

Yup.....Pretty sure you're right there, Ray.
Cheers - Phil

Ah, memory often serves, but quite often foot-faults....

No, you are all so wrong!  Jäger Green was the novel I sent to a chap called Bernard Cornwell all those years ago - I often wondered what happened to it - and him - and why I never got a reply?   

Mollinary

Quote from: mollinary on 13 January 2015, 08:43:34 PM
No, you are all so wrong!  Jäger Green was the novel I sent to a chap called Bernard Cornwell all those years ago - I often wondered what happened to it - and him - and why I never got a reply?   

Mollinary

Or was it "Green's Jagers" ?   I forget! 

Mollinary

Quote from: Hertsblue on 13 January 2015, 10:00:21 AM
Ah, memory often serves, but quite often foot-faults....

Not heard that one before......DO like it though !!...Nice one, Ray.
Cheers - Phil